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Battle.net Games: Blizzard and Activision on PC
A dozen or so titles, all Blizzard or Activision, and every one of them activates in the Battle.net app and nowhere else.
- 14games tracked
- 44verified stores
- just nowprices checked
The Battle.net catalogue, game by game
Every Blizzard and Activision title we track for the app, with its cheapest live code.
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Frequently asked questions about Battle.net games
Because this store only sells Blizzard and Activision games, and that is where it ends: Diablo, Call of Duty, Overwatch and World of Warcraft. It is not an open storefront like Steam, so the full list fits on one screen.
Signed into the Battle.net app, under the redeem a code option, or from your account management page on the web. The game joins your library and downloads from the same launcher.
It can be either: for several entries now the series has been sold in both stores, and keys for each circulate for the same game. They are different licences and cannot be swapped, so check the launcher on the offer before paying.
No. The expansion opens up the new content, but playing still requires active game time, paid separately. Diablo DLC works along similar lines: it is add-on content and needs the base game on the same account.
Real clicks over the last 90 days, the same as on every other landing. In a catalogue this small that translates into something very plain: the current Call of Duty or Diablo release sits on top and the back catalogue follows.
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